Fight over phone bill could have lead to deputy’s suicide
THE minor argument a deputy principal had with his partner could have been “the straw that broke the camel’s back” on his path to suicide, a court has heard.
THE minor argument a deputy principal had with his partner could have been “the straw that broke the camel’s back” on his path to suicide, a court has heard.
THE Queensland Health payroll bungle may be the worst failure in public administration in Australia, a Commission of Inquiry has found.
A QUEENSLAND MP exposed as a serial sexter apologised for the shame and embarrassment he caused his wife and children as he quit his ethics committee post.
“YOU wouldn’t do that to a family pet dog let alone to someone you profess to have loved.”
TWO creditors are taking a Toowoomba home builder to court to begin wind-up proceedings to recover more than $16,000 they say are owed to them.
THE Better Schools Plan funding war continued after Bill Shorten said his Queensland counterpart was “out of step with prevailing majority opinion”.
JUSTINE Jones could have died from asphyxiation, but her body was too gruesomely damaged from a garbage compactor for a firm conclusion to be made.
QUEENSLAND’S first law officer is confident there is enough room in the state’s prisons to accommodate more offenders.
HUNDREDS of Queensland families are fraught with worry every year when older, vulnerable members go missing.
SCIENTISTS have matched a fingerprint fixed in Justine Jones’s blood on her discarded doona to the former lover accused of murdering her.
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